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Jerry West, the Symbol of the NBA, Leaves Legacy of Magnetism Across Generations of Basketball
Sports Illustrated· 1 day agoAt an age when most players of his generation were long gone from the game, cursing it from afar and...
Tom Bower, Private Eye Turned ‘Die Hard 2’ Star, Dies at 86
The Daily Beast· 7 days agoThe actor, also known for his television roles on shows like ‘The Waltons’ and ‘Lucky Hank,’...
Who will win the Stanley Cup Final? Our experts' picks for Panthers-Oilers
ESPN· 6 days agoWill the Panthers win their first title? Or will the Oilers win their sixth? ESPN analysts,...
Tom Bower Dies: Veteran Actor Best Known For ‘The Waltons,’ ‘Die Hard 2’ & ‘Lucky Hank’ Was 86
Deadline via Yahoo News· 7 days agoTom Bower, the veteran character actor best known for prominent turns on The Waltons and in Die Hard...
Tom Bower Dead: ‘The Waltons’ And ‘Die-Hard 2’ Actor Was 86
Forbes· 7 days agoTom Bower, who appeared on "The Waltons" and in "Die Hard 2, has died. He was 86.
Rockets' championship run coming to TV, starting this weekend
Houston Chronicle· 6 days agoFind yourself missing Hakeem Olajuwon, Rudy Tomjanovich and the rest of the championship-era Houston...
See the latest Coles County real estate transactions
Journal Gazette & Times-Courier· 6 days agoWho's buying and selling in Coles County? A look at the latest real estate transactions, according to public documents.
Next phase of city's school facilities plan could include renovations, rebuilds and school closings
New Hampshire Union Leader, Manchester via Yahoo News· 2 days agoJun. 11—Efforts to update Manchester's elementary schools over the next 25 years could include plans ranging from millions of dollars in renovations and rebuilds to potential school closures ...
Unequal Justice As Prosecutors Attack Trump
The Harrisonburg Daily News-Record· 7 days agoNo question Jack Smith has an attractive record as a loyal Democratic hatchetman who let Democrats like Hunter Biden off scot-free but railroaded Republicans like Virginia’s Bob< ...
